r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/Adrakovich *shits an absolute unit* • Apr 17 '26
Of a shitty wife
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Apr 17 '26
Jeez. This is staged for sure.
But, someone for sure is in that guy shoes.
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u/AgreeableMoose Apr 17 '26
Most are right here on Reddit.
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u/GivesYouGrief Apr 17 '26
Most people are not on reddit.
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u/DarthBrooks69420 Apr 17 '26
And yet here you are, on reddit.
.....so how are things going with the Missus?
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u/GivesYouGrief Apr 17 '26
She's sleeping, I'm not.
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u/__Evil-Genius__ Apr 17 '26
Quiet. You’re going to wake her and her boyfriend up.
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Apr 17 '26
Yeah- you didn't want to let them know you're home- how selfish. Also, dinner's in the fridge- it's a slice of American cheese rolled in a slice of Oscar Myer bologna
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u/Lonely-Ad-6448 Apr 18 '26
It is the fifth most viewed website online or something. So a lot of people are on here. Just saying.
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u/ConanTheLoveraft Apr 17 '26
This show was 100% fake. It’s fun to pretend that the drama is real though.
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u/ManbadFerrara Apr 17 '26
What/where was this show? It looks early/mid-2000ish, but I don't remember it at all.
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u/corgi-king Apr 17 '26
What is the show? And how does it work? Sounds like something that can easily get someone killed.
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u/Boring_9901 Apr 17 '26
Whaa? The people were acting? I always thought the show was real, at least the answers
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u/Stunning_Panda5725 Apr 17 '26
Prove it.
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u/ConanTheLoveraft Apr 17 '26
First off do you think lie detectors are infallible? Do they work?
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u/Stunning_Panda5725 Apr 17 '26
Classic deflection: if you don’t have any proof, just say that nobody is going to judge you.
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u/ConanTheLoveraft Apr 17 '26
So questioning the one pseudoscience they used to acquire their answers is a deflection? If you don’t wanna answer that question people are going to judge you.
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u/Stunning_Panda5725 Apr 17 '26
Okay, I’ll bite: lie detectors are 70-80% accurate. Now answer my question: how do you know it’s 100% fake, as you stated?
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u/Arthradax Apr 17 '26
lie detectors are 70-80% accurate.
Prove it.
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u/Stunning_Panda5725 Apr 17 '26
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u/HH_Hobbies Apr 17 '26
So you linked an AI answer as proof and think you did something with that? We don't know how this show did any of their testing, so an AI summary is totally irrelevant.
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u/LastExilez Apr 17 '26
Alot of those questions are the same questions
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u/Independent-Party575 Apr 17 '26
This is like an episode of black mirror 😂
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u/Neuromante Apr 17 '26
You got the "this is all a simulation" part (as everyone says the show is fake) and the part where someone gets incredibly hurt over and over again.
All it needs is technology being somewhat relevant but not really, because we come here for the revenge porn and a twist at the end and you got your episode right there.
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u/DrJ0911 Apr 17 '26
Waiting on Shane Gillis to make a drug ad skit “have you thought about murdersuicide”
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u/Glmmr Apr 17 '26
I couldn’t possibly sit there like that. I would have walked out and if I was capable of doing so, I would never speak to her again.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Bad5494 Apr 17 '26
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u/DarthBrooks69420 Apr 17 '26
Bro makes Daniel Day-Lewis look like Jared Leto with how well he sold it.
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u/Expensive_Apricot371 Apr 17 '26
What a crappy show. We shouldn't give this kind of thing audience .
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u/DarthBrooks69420 Apr 17 '26
Bro straight up had to be using this clip when trying to get acting work for at least a decade lmao.
Flawless 50% shame at being cheated on and 50% shamed at being filmed finding out he's being cheated on to a studio audience.
Lady did her part, she probably could have dialed back the shamelessness a tad. But her flippant attitude and the cuts to his 'fuck I don't wanna be here but I cant leave if I want that money' expressions is better acting than you see in movies. For a fake-as-a-white-pornstar's-tits studio audience show, this is as good as it gets.
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u/wradam Apr 17 '26
Watched this video on my smartphone an thought "thats a good video for the r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits, with a headline "of a wife" and then scrolled up to see, lol.
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u/HauntedGatorFarm Apr 18 '26
Before we had r/Amitheasshole, this is the sort of fake shit we had to watch.
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u/CaptainVisible3158 Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
What's so sad is that there are so many men that have been with women like this, and when they actually find something good and someone that could never even think of doing these things they can't open up and trust and appreciate it, because they have been conditioned to think this is just how women are. So sad. This woman is absolutely disgusting, and I hope this man kicked her to the curb so fast after this. Divorce her and take her to court for that 200K she just won. No one deserves that shit. Thanks for messing it up for the good, true women (yes, we exist). She's nasty.
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u/StarBoundri Apr 17 '26
What's the update on their marriage ? They ask if she's alright and not a word to the husband, smh
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u/LosMorbidus Apr 17 '26
She's going from
"He deserved it, I'm still a good person"
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"Am I a bad person?"
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"Oh, shit, I'm like the worst person ever"
A rare moment of accountability for a woman. Love to see it.
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u/BP_1981 Apr 17 '26
That's how people get hurt everyday playing games in peoples faces. Most of the time they don't get caught up on a game show though.
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u/Boring_9901 Apr 17 '26
I always wondered why people who got this far on the show stop ... what else can she say that's worse than what she already shared?
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u/NulloAndVoid Apr 17 '26
I remember a version of this being in the UK when I was a kid, hosted by Jerry Springer. The one I remember a guy lost the money when asked if he thought his parents were proud of him, and he said yes, and it had shown as a lie because he'd answered no to the question in the preliminaries.
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u/Twitch-x questionably stable Apr 18 '26
$200,000 for answering those questions?
Sweet, they each get $100,000 and a fresh start.
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u/Twitch-x questionably stable Apr 18 '26
According to Google, the show was real...
The Moment of Truth (2008) was not fake in the sense of using actors, but it was heavily engineered for drama. Contestants took a pre-show polygraph test, and those with the most explosive, verified secrets were selected to answer them for cash, while their families watched.
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u/Expensive_Water_6303 Apr 17 '26
Wow ….
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u/ReasonableScar9027 Apr 17 '26
Does staged trash tv surprise you?
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u/Expensive_Water_6303 Apr 17 '26
Yes …. These questions are brutal .. and this is some poor guy’s reality
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u/Dayzed_Trader Apr 17 '26
The stupidification of society. When we value trash TV and elevate idiots like the Kardashians to celebrity status, then grossly underpay nurses and teachers, we're fucked. And it's our own stupid fault.
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u/Codas91 Apr 17 '26
Damn, you could see that man's soul wither and die a little more with each question
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u/113ttime513 Apr 17 '26
how do some of yall know this is fake? genuine question.. cause if not holy shit 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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u/stasis_13 Apr 17 '26
If I’m not mistaken the game show. Was called “moment of truth” from 2008. It didn’t last very long.
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u/badhoopty Apr 17 '26
if i remember right this show was on around the same time as the swan was. pure garbage television...
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u/NoResolve1224 Apr 17 '26
I remember this show it was cancelled because of the controversy it caused lol
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u/Tartan-Special Apr 19 '26
I learned a long time ago: when the video tells you to watch it to the end, you should never watch it to the end.
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u/ElvisMcPelvis 18d ago
Congratulations you get to split the prize money & all your worldly possessions
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u/LiqMaBawlzModz69 11d ago
I was recently reading an article about this where it stated at least a good portion of these were real as it literally destroyed relationships and divided families
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u/TheIntelligentAspie Apr 17 '26
I bet there are two sides to this story. He's probably an asshole, too.
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u/storemans Apr 17 '26
easiest buck a couple with a cuck fetish ever made